Archives of Toxicology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
97(3), P. 849 - 863
Published: Jan. 18, 2023
Exposure
to
endocrine-disrupting
chemicals
(EDCs)
during
development
may
cause
reproductive
disorders
in
women.
Although
female
endpoints
are
assessed
rodent
toxicity
studies,
a
concern
is
that
typical
not
sensitive
enough
detect
of
human
health.
If
so,
measured
must
be
improved
or
new
biomarkers
effects
included.
Herein,
we
have
characterized
the
dynamic
transcriptional
landscape
developing
rat
ovaries
exposed
two
well-known
EDCs,
diethylstilbestrol
(DES)
and
ketoconazole
(KTZ),
by
3'
RNA
sequencing.
Rats
were
orally
from
day
7
gestation
until
birth,
postnatal
1
days
6,
14
22.
Three
exposure
doses
for
each
chemical
used:
3,
6
12
µg/kg
bw/day
DES;
mg/kg
KTZ.
The
transcriptome
changed
dynamically
perinatal
control
ovaries,
with
1137
differentially
expressed
genes
(DEGs)
partitioned
into
3
broad
expression
patterns.
A
cross-species
deconvolution
strategy
based
on
mouse
ovary
developmental
cell
atlas
was
used
map
any
changes
ovarian
cellularity
across
period
allow
characterization
actual
gene
transcript
levels.
total
184
DEGs
observed
dose
groups
stages
DES-exposed
111
KTZ-exposed
stages.
Based
our
analyses,
identified
candidate
induced
EDC,
including
Kcne2,
Calb2
Insl3.
Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(10), P. 1102 - 1116
Published: Aug. 23, 2023
Cellular
heterogeneity
is
crucial
for
understanding
tissue
biology
and
disease
pathophysiology.
Pharmacological
research
being
advanced
by
single-cell
metabolic
analysis,
which
offers
a
technique
to
identify
variations
in
RNA,
proteins,
metabolites,
drug
molecules
cells.
In
this
review,
the
recent
advancement
of
analysis
techniques
their
applications
metabolism
response
are
summarized.
High-precision
controlled
isolation
manipulation
provided
microfluidics-based
methods,
such
as
droplet
microfluidics,
microchamber,
open
microfluidic
probe,
digital
microfluidics.
They
used
tandem
with
variety
detection
techniques,
including
optical
imaging,
Raman
spectroscopy,
electrochemical
detection,
RNA
sequencing,
mass
spectrometry,
evaluate
changes
administration.
The
advantages
disadvantages
different
discussed
along
challenges
future
directions
analysis.
These
employed
pharmaceutical
studying
resistance
pathway,
therapeutic
targets
discovery,
vitro
model
evaluation.
Biology of Reproduction,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
105(5), P. 1234 - 1245
Published: Aug. 31, 2021
Within
the
development
of
ovarian
follicle,
in
addition
to
cell
proliferation
and
differentiation,
sophisticated
cell-cell
cross
talks
are
established
among
follicular
somatic
cells
such
as
granulosa
(GCs)
theca
cells.
To
systematically
reveal
differentiation
signal
transductions
cells,
we
collected
mouse
from
secondary
ovulatory
stage,
analyzed
single
transcriptomes.
Having
data
filtered
screened,
found
6883
high
variable
genes
4888
Then
were
clustered
into
26
clusters,
including
18
GC
4
endocrine
(TEC)
other
which
include
immune
Acta2
positive
externa
From
our
data,
there
was
metabolic
reprogramming
happened
during
differentiation.
We
also
both
Cyp19a1
Cyp11a1
could
be
expressed
TECs.
expression
patterns
associated
with
interactions
steroid
hormone
receptor
genes,
insulin
signaling
cytokine/transformation
growth
factor
beta
all
clusters.
Lastly,
highly
300
gene
used
search
new
involved
follicle
development.
These
transcriptomes
provide
us
potential
clues
how
mammals
regulating
help
find
targets
improve
oocyte
quality
for
women
low
fertility.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
245, P. 114093 - 114093
Published: Sept. 16, 2022
The
systematic
toxicological
mechanism
of
cigarette
smoke
(CS)
on
ovarian
reserve
has
not
been
extensively
investigated.
Female
8-week-old
C57BL/6
mice
at
peak
fertility
were
exposed
to
CS
or
indoor
air
only
for
30
days
(100
per
group)
and
the
effects
assessed
using
Single-Nucleus
RNA
Sequencing
(snRNA-seq).
In
addition,
further
biochemical
experiments,
including
immunohistochemical
staining,
ELISA,
immunofluorescence
transmission
electron
microscopy,
cell
counting
kit-8
assay,
flow
cytometry
analysis,
senescence-associated
β-galactosidase
western
blotting,
accomplished
confirm
snRNA-seq
results.
We
identified
nine
main
types
in
adult
ovaries
cell-type-specific
differentially
expressed
genes
(DEGs)
induced
by
exposure.
Western
blot
results
verified
that
down-regulation
antioxidant
(Gpx1
Wnt10b)
steroid
biosynthesis
gene
(Fdx1)
occurred
both
tissue
human
granulosa
cell-like
tumor
line
(KGN
cells)
after
Five
percent
extract
(CSE)
effectively
stimulated
production
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
DNA
damage,
cellular
senescence
markedly
inhibited
KGN
proliferation
inducing
G1-phase
cycle
arrest.
Moreover,
Gja1,
Lama1
Ferroptosis
indicator
(Gpx4)
cells
plays
a
significant
role
ultrastructural
changes
ovary
These
observations
suggest
exposure
impaired
follicle
might
be
caused
REDOX
imbalance
cells.
current
study
systematically
determined
damage
mouse
provides
theoretical
basis
early
clinical
prediction,
diagnosis
intervention
exposure-associated
primary
insufficiency
(POI),
is
great
significance
improving
female
reproductive
health.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(3), P. 1839 - 1839
Published: Jan. 17, 2023
Yaks
(Bos
grunniens)
are
the
only
bovine
species
that
adapt
well
to
harsh
high-altitude
environment
in
Qinghai-Tibetan
plateau.
However,
reproductive
adaptation
climate
of
high
elevation
remains
be
elucidated.
Cell
composition
and
molecular
characteristics
foundation
normal
ovary
function
which
determines
performance.
So,
delineating
ovarian
at
a
cellular
level
is
conducive
elucidating
mechanism
underlying
adaption
yaks.
Here,
single-cell
RNA-sequencing
(scRNA-seq)
was
employed
depict
an
atlas
containing
different
cell
types
with
specific
signatures
yak
ovary.
The
were
identified
on
basis
their
specifically
expressed
genes
biological
functions.
As
result,
established
successfully
theca
cells,
stromal
endothelial
smooth
muscle
natural
killer
macrophages,
proliferating
cells.
A
cell-to-cell
communication
network
between
distinct
constructed.
cells
clustered
into
five
subtypes
based
Further,
CYP11A1
confirmed
as
marker
gene
for
by
immunofluorescence
staining.
Our
work
reveals
contributes
providing
insights
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
122(5)
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Anti-Müllerian
hormone
(AMH)
protects
the
ovarian
reserve
from
chemotherapy,
and
this
effect
is
most
pronounced
with
Doxorubicin
(DOX).
However,
DOX
toxicity
AMH
rescue
mechanisms
in
ovary
have
remained
unclear.
Herein,
we
characterize
consequences
of
these
treatments
cell
types
using
scRNAseq.
DOX-induced
DNA
damage
activates
Tp53
class
mediators
across
types.
In
mesenchyme,
cotreatment
halts
theca
progenitor
differentiation
reduces
apoptotic
gene
expression.
preantral
granulosa
cells,
upregulates
cycle
inhibitor
Cdkn1a
dysregulates
Wnt
signaling,
which
are
ameliorated
by
cotreatment.
Finally,
induces
Id3
,
a
involved
repair,
necessary
to
prevent
accumulation
lesions
marked
γ-H2AX.
Altogether
protection
contribute
sustained
fertility
mice,
offering
promising
broad
avenues
for
preservation
cancer
patients
undergoing
chemotherapy.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Feb. 15, 2025
Abstract
For
female
domestic
cats,
ovariohysterectomy
is
the
only
method
of
inducing
permanent
infertility.
However,
hundreds-of-millions
free-roaming
cats
globally
highlight
necessity
for
alternative
contraceptive
approaches.
One
strategy
involves
a
single
injection
vector
delivering
fertility-inhibiting
protein
lifetime
contraception.
Recent
studies
in
mice
and
have
identified
anti-Müllerian
hormone
as
an
excellent
candidate
this
type
Here,
we
leverage
our
recent
characterization
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
human
synthesis
activity,
to
generate
potent
feline
analogs.
Single
intramuscular
delivery
these
analogs
using
adeno-associated
viral
leads
greater
than
1000-fold
increase
levels,
which
are
sustained
9
months.
High
serum
associated
with
abnormal
estrus
cyclicity,
non-follicular
ovarian
cyst
formation,
progressive
decline
antral
follicle
numbers,
however,
few
surviving
large
follicles
continue
ovulate.
Unlike
previous
studies,
supraphysiologic
levels
do
not
block
conception,
although
they
incompatible
maintenance
pregnancy.
Our
findings
complexity
effects
on
physiology
but
confirm
that
growth
factor
fertility
control
cats.
Human Reproduction Update,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 5, 2025
Abstract
BACKGROUND
Women
are
increasingly
choosing
to
delay
childbirth,
and
those
with
low
ovarian
reserves
indicative
of
primary
insufficiency
at
risk
for
sub-
infertility
also
the
early
onset
menopause.
Experimental
strategies
that
promise
extend
duration
function
in
women
currently
being
developed.
One
strategy
is
slow
rate
loss
existing
primordial
follicles
(PFs),
a
second
increase,
or
‘boost’,
number
autologous
PFs
human
ovary.
In
both
cases,
would
be
expected
lengthened,
menopause
delayed.
This
might
accompanied
by
an
extended
production
mature
oocytes
sufficient
quality
fertile
lifespan.
OBJECTIVE
AND
RATIONALE
this
work,
we
consider
how
slowing
physiological
aging
improve
health
well-being
patients,
summarize
current
state-of-the-art
approaches
We
then
use
mathematical
modeling
determine
interventions
likely
influence
quantitatively.
Finally,
efficacy
benchmarks
should
achieved
so
individuals
will
benefit,
propose
criteria
could
used
monitor
ongoing
different
patients
as
these
validated.
SEARCH
METHODS
Current
methods
estimate
size
reserve
its
relationship
timing
menopausal
transition
were
compiled,
publications
establishing
designed
deliver
additional
identified.
OUTCOMES
review
our
understanding
consequences
reproductive
women,
compare
may
POI.
provide
decay
presence
therapies
PF
boost
numbers.
An
interactive
online
tool
provided
estimates
impact
across
natural
population.
Modeling
output
shows
treatments
need
applied
possible
many
years
achieve
significant
contrast,
add
occur
late
relative
Combined
while
boosting
numbers
(new)
offer
some
benefits
delaying
WIDER
IMPLICATIONS
Extending
function,
perhaps
lifespan,
on
horizon
least
patients.
without
such
complements
helps
guide
clinical
goal.
REGISTRATION
NUMBER
Not
applicable.
Cell Death and Disease,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(8)
Published: Aug. 15, 2023
Although
only
a
small
number
of
primordial
follicles
are
known
to
be
selectively
activated
during
female
reproductive
cycles,
the
mechanisms
that
trigger
this
recruitment
remain
largely
uncharacterized.
Misregulated
activation
may
lead
exhaustion
non-renewable
pool
follicles,
resulting
in
premature
ovarian
insufficiency.
Here,
we
found
poly(ADP-ribose)
polymerase
1
(PARP1)
enzymatic
activity
surrounding
granulosa
cells
(GCs)
determines
subpopulation
dormant
awakened.
Conversely,
specifically
inhibiting
PARP1
oocytes
an
vitro
mouse
follicle
reconstitution
model
does
not
affect
activation.
Further
analysis
revealed
PARP1-catalyzed
transcription
factor
YY1
PARylation
at
Y185
residue
facilitates
occupancy
Grp78
promoter,
key
molecular
chaperone
endoplasmic
reticulum
stress
(ERS),
and
promotes
GCs,
which
is
required
for
GCs
maintaining
proper
ERS
Inhibiting
prevents
loss
by
attenuating
excessive
under
fetal
bisphenol
A
exposure.
Together,
demonstrate
acts
as
pivotal
modulator
determine
fate
represent
novel
therapeutic
target
retention
females.